Crypto.com and 21Shares announced a strategic partnership to create a private CRO trust and pursue a future exchange-traded fund tied to the Cronos ecosystem. The move aims to broaden regulated, institutional access to Cronos-based assets.
21Shares filed an updated prospectus with the U.S. SEC for an XRP ETF to be listed under ticker TOXR, moving the product closer to launch. The filing comes as other issuers such as Canary, Grayscale, and Bitwise also pursue XRP funds.
21Shares launched the first 2x leveraged SUI ETF on Nasdaq after SEC approval, offering traders amplified exposure to the Sui token. The product expands regulated access to SUI but carries the usual leverage risks for short-term strategies.
21Shares updated its spot Dogecoin ETF filing with the SEC, clarifying fees and other operational details ahead of a planned launch later this month alongside Grayscale and Bitwise. The disclosure could support DOGE liquidity and investor confidence as the token continues its rally.
21Shares launched a leveraged Dogecoin ETF on Nov. 20, 2025, following the close of its acquisition of FalconX. The product aims to offer amplified exposure to DOGE while leveraging FalconX’s trading and custody capabilities.
21Shares has cross-listed six additional crypto exchange-traded products (ETPs) on Nasdaq Stockholm, expanding local access for Nordic investors. The move strengthens the issuer’s presence in regulated European markets and could improve liquidity and investor choice.
21Shares has secured automatic approval to list its XRP ETF on the Cboe BZX after filing a Form 8-A with the SEC, with trading expected as soon as next week under ticker TOXR. The filing registers the ETF's shares for trading, clearing a key step toward market availability.
21Shares has listed TSOL on the Cboe BZX Exchange as the sixth U.S. Solana ETF, joining a sector that now holds over $593 million in assets. The move expands retail and institutional access to SOL exposure.
21Shares submitted its final filing with the SEC as it prepares to launch what would be the sixth spot Solana (SOL) ETF, joining a wave of similar product launches from rival asset managers. The move underscores continued institutional interest in SOL, though SEC approval is still required.